Morgan Defends Cuba Policy Amid Spanish Attacks
Senator Morgan argues for applying war laws to Cuba and supports U S intervention if Spain harms American citizens. He attacks Senor de Lome as meddling and cites Cuban atrocities allegations. debate shifts to urging firm congressional stance before adjournment.
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Washington
Morgan
Dem
Ala
Committee On Foreign Relations
Spain
Antilles
Thelerk
Senate
Senor de Lome
House
Enate
Cuba
United States
Mr. Morgan
Congress
Gener de Lome
Hale
Sherman
de Lome
Mr. Sherman
Mr. de Lome
Quesada
Cuban Republic
Quegsada
Weyler
Chandler
Mills
Texas
Antonio Maceo
Candelabria
Vnar del Rio
After the Filibusters in Washington March 17
Revenue marine and naval officials report unusual activity suggesting a second chase for Cuban filibusters. Rumor links the British steamship Bermuda, departed New York for Vera Cruz with arms, to General Garcia and 34 of his men recently arrested. Expedition also expects to meet the Commodore who left Charleston last week.
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Washington
Revenue Marine
Naval
Bermuda
New York
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Garcia
Charleston
Second-hand Pianos Advertises Various Uprights and Grands
A brief catalog lists second hand upright pianos and grand pianos for sale with prices starting around 75 and 100 dollars. The ad mentions square pianos and a 71-3 model for hire plus octave uprights and other offerings.
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Mear
New England
Ancient Hibernians Celebrate Patriotism in Boston Area Halls
Hibernians of Boston and nearby towns held gatherings with speeches songs and toasts honoring Erin and Irish achievements from Dunkirk to Belgrade. In Malden Division 12 hosted a banquet with about 400 attendees from multiple communities as President Burke presided and toastmaster Humprey Callaghan led. Hyde Park Division 10 also staged a successful banquet with Rev Fathers Chittick Lyons Donohue and Sheridan among guests. The event closed with a collective singing of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Hibernians
Boston
Erin
Dunkirk
Belgrade
Sons of St. Patrick
Philadelphia
Meagher
Marye’s Heights
Malden
Division 12
Hibernian Hall
Order of Hibernians
Burke
Humprey Callaghan
Chelsea
Woburn
Medford
Everett
St. Patrick
Thomas R. Howard
John Conroy
Patrick O’mahoney
Thomas E. Linehan
Maurice Dineen
D. E. McCarthy
Thomas Donahoe
Edward Sproule
Lorence McCarthy
John Howard
J. P. Cronin
Edward McCauley
John F. Murphy
Hyde Park
Division 10
William
O’brien
Andrew Prendergast
Hibernian Delegates Chosen at Essex County Convention
Essex County Hibernian delegates were chosen at a Salem division biennial convention led by County President William J Heally who reported four new divisions formed and a two year fund balance of 9323 with 14062 spent on benefits and other causes. The body elected a county directory including John J Ferris James H Hanley and Michael Clochy and honored Heally with a diploma for service. The event closed with a banquet and brief addresses from new and retiring directors.
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Essex County
Salem
William J. Heally
Committee On
Yeats
Messrs
Mortimer Murphy
J. J. Torris
Francis Borden
Thomas Bishop
John Lyons
William McGinley
Michael Shea
Michael Clochy
John Bower
James Myers
J. J. Hethermony
M. J. Burke
James Cauley
Joseph O’donnell
C. Murphy
J. F. Cotter
John H. O’connor
P. J. Burke
J. O. Shea
Michael Lehane
John A. Hennessy
Michael Hubbard
James Waters
Patrick Russell
John M. Mooney
P. J. Tracy
J. J. Hayes
M. J. Powers
James Ryan
Thomas O’leary
James Hayes
F. J. Dolan
Humphrey Murphy
James O'Neill
John Case
Jes Harrigan
John Connor
J. D. Heally
James Dineen
C. P. Moynihan
John Dorgan
Denis Gilmartin
Timothy Collins
Denis Daly
D. A. Foley
James H. Hanley
J. Burns
John Forde
James Murphy
Philip Fitzgibbons
Hibernian Rifles
Lawrence
Jeremiah J. Sullivan
Richard F. Nugent
Venezuela
England
James J. O'Neill
Lynn
Jeremiah Dinneen
Newburyport
James E. Miller
Peabody
John B. O'Higgins
Heally
Hibernian Banquet Highlights Somerville Divisions 6 and 17
In Somerville last evening the union banquet of Divisions 6 and 17 Ancient Order of Hibernians drew about 500 members at Union Hall. Philip Keen chaired, John F Burke served as toastmaster, and a line of toasts, songs, and readings celebrated Irish heritage and Catholic church property values in Boston and across the country.
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Hibernian
Order of Hibernians
Somerville
Union Hall
Union Square
Philip Keen
John F. Burke
Messrs
J. J. McGowan
Andrew Pigotte
Edward McGrath
D. C C. Mahoney
Cornelius Bowen
Patrick Collins
William Green
Peter Murray
L. P. O'Donnell
M. J. Fitzgerald
James A. Kiley
John Armstrong
William Walsh
Michael Mullaney
Thomas Conway
John F. Couch
Bernard McGrath
Patrick Keating
Charles Mooney
James Walsh
P. H. Rafferty
Patrick Coffey
Henry Gormley
Davied Russell
Hugh McCarron
Boward McGrath
Thomas Shaw
L. P. O’connell
Old Bay State
Ireland
Columbus
William J. Dingivan
America
Michael Colbert
Michael Eagan
John B. O’higgins
Edward McDonnell
Boston
Michael O'Connor
Patrick Riordan
John J. Kane
M. H. Savage
George F. McKenna
Timothy Long
Michael Egan
Patrick Doherty
John Toomey
Ephraim O’hanlon
Patrick Lacy
M. J. Fitzpatrick
Maurice Cotter
Peter Cassidy
Thomas Egan
P. C. Vaughan
David Dunbar
John Sullivan
New Hampshire
Thomas Dongan
George Clinton
New York
James Sullivan
Massachusetts
Sheridan
Rosecrant
Meade
Meagher
Coyle
Brighton A C H celebrates St Patrick's Day banquet
The Day at Brighton reports Division 14 of A. C. H. Brighton held a St Patrick's Day banquet with about 140 members. President M. J. Coyle served as toastmaster and spoke on famed Catholics La Salle Marquette Ponce de Leon and Charles Carroll and on Catholic members of Washington's staff.
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Brighton
M. J. Coyle
Coyle
la Salle
Marquette
Ponce de Leon
Charles Carroll
Washington
Charles Dunbar
James Hughes
Dennis Moriarty
William Hennessy
Jeremiah Driscoll
Norton Spride Vandalism at Fogg Art Museum shocks Harvard
Harvard students probed a midnight vandalism at the Fogg Art Museum as red paint daubed “Norton’s Pride” appeared on the sandstone wall. The act, linked to dissent over Professor Norton and the museum’s design, followed a night of disturbances including live rats placed in a class recitation. Authorities search for suspects amid campus outrage.
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College Yard
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Fogg Art Museum
Appleton Chapel
Louisburg Cross
Old Massachusetts
Mercy
Thayer Oo
John Harvard
Yale
Norton
College
Med Fac Society
Harvard Crimson
Chelsea AOH Rally Celebrates with Banquet Program
Division 10 A. O. H. of Chelsea held its annual banquet in Granite Hall with President Patrick H. Cronin presiding. The program featured toasts by John J. Ryan, songs by John E. Ryan and Miss Gavin, Irish selections by the Tosney sisters, and tributes to The Day We Celebrate and The Press.
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Chelsea
Granite Hall
Patrick H. Cronin
United States
John J. Ryan
Boston
John E. Ryan
East Boston
Father Sheerin
Misses Tosney
Misses Tosney; Toast, ‘‘the Day We Celebrate,” T. W. Coakley
Miss Gavin
D. A. O’brien
Thomas F. Punch
John S. Smith
Salem Hibernian Night Delights Division 6 at Hall
Division 6 A O H of Salem hosted a lively Hibernian night at Hibernian Hall on Essex street with a full program. William J Healey presided and Captain Patrick Sarsfield Curry of Lynn gave an eloquent Ireland oration. A banquet followed as the festivities extended late.
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Salem
Hibernian
Lynn Has Ladies Night at Emmett Hall
Lynn Division 7 of the A O H held its annual ladies night at Emmett Hall with bright decorations and illumination. Guests enjoyed a social literary program including music readings and addresses, presided over by James Ryan, in what was described as one of the gayest affairs of the Lynn social year.
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Lynn
Emmett Hall
James Ryan
Revere AOH Division 28 Holds Inaugural Banquet
Revere Division 28 American Order of Hibernians held its first annual banquet at Town Hall with sixty members present. President Daniel Gallagher served as toastmaster. Speakers included Rev James Lee Selectman W T Janvrin A A Tapley H J Skeffington and many others.
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Revere
Daniel Gallagher
James Lee
W. T. Janvrin
A. A. Tapley
H. J. Skeffington
John E. O’brien
Thomas Lane
J. A. Sullivan
T. J. Murray
Selectman
S. Pratt
Jonathan
Untitled fragment hints at causes of recent trouble being captured
A brief line notes that the innocent causes of the trouble were captured and quiet was restored. The sentence implies investigation progress without naming individuals or locations.
Ivy Leaf Irish Drama Presented by Cambridgeport Club
The Cambridgeport Gymnasium Dramatic Club presented The Ivy Leaf in Aquinas Hall last evening. Joseph Brassill as Marty Kerrigan and Joseph Burns as Gerald Daly drew attention among an ensemble delivering notable performances.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Dramatic Club
Aquinas Hall
Joseph Brassill
Marty Kerrigan
Joseph Burns
Gerald Daly
Sadie G. Corcoran
Fugitive Annie Moran Arrested After Flight to Worcester
Annie Moran aged 26 formerly of Charlestown was brought from Worcester by Inspectors Whitman and Shields as a fugitive. She faces three counts of larceny and was previously released on bail after her October arrest. She skipped trial and was located yesterday in Worcester.
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Annie Moran
Charlestown
Worcester
Whitman and
Shields
Carriage and Wagon Workers Prepare for Nine Hour Plan
The Carriage and Wagon Workers' Union backed by the national body prepared a nine hours for five days demand and eight hours for Saturday. An executive committee meeting at 45 Eliot Street reviewed the adjustment report and set a course for shorter hours. The session ran from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
Eliot Street
Harp virtuoso Schuecker at Steinert Hall dazzles Boston crowd
The harpist Heinrich Schuecker with Charles Mole, Jacques Hoffmann and Eduard Rose presented Spohr’s trio for violin cello and harp and Saint-Saens Fantasie Op. 95 in a celebrated American debut at Steinert Hall amid a large audience. Bob Hilliard remains Boston’s favorite at the Park Theatre with a double bill The Littlest Girl and Lost 24 Hours.
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Henrich Schuecker
Steinert Hall
Charles Mole
Jacques Hoffmann
Eduard Rose
Schuecker
Spohr
America
Bob Hilliard
The
Park Theatre
Poverty Party at Roxbury Union Park Hall Draws Crowds
The Excelsior Club held a poverty party in Union Park Hall last night with grotesque costumes and dancing in overalls and calico dresses. Miss Kittie Crowley won a gold watch for selling the most tickets as the grand match began at 8 o'clock, listing numerous couples and attendees from the local community.
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Excelsior Club
Roxbury
Union Park Hall
Kittie Crowley
M. Mellyn
Annie Driscoll
Salisbury on Armenian relief opposition to government fund
Lord Salisbury responds to Armenian relief committee proposal for a government backed national fund. He argues distress relief in foreign lands has always come from private charity or local authority and sees no advantage in government intervention.
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London
Armenian Relief Committee
Lord Salisbury
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